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Get Execution Time for a Shell Script

If you need to know the execution time for a bash script, you can place it inside the script below. The the total run time will be printed to the screen after the script finishes. Continue reading “Get Execution Time for a Shell Script”

Author JQPosted on March 13, 2018July 27, 2020Categories Linux, profiling, scriptsLeave a comment on Get Execution Time for a Shell Script

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